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Maple & Main Property Management Monthly owner packet · prepared for Sarah Tran · 14 units
July 2026statement period 07/01 – 07/31

1Your month at a glance

Rent collected
$18,140
13 of 13 occupied units paid
Total expenses
$4,196
incl. one large repair — see §2
Sent to you
$13,944
ACH sent Aug 5
Occupancy
13 / 14
Unit 9C turning — relists Aug 12
Where July's rent went
Expenses · $4,196 Sent to you · $13,944

2What happened, in plain English

Your payout this month is $2,132 lower than June. One repair explains nearly all of it: the water heater at Unit 3B failed on July 9 and was replaced the next day for $2,100 invoice #4471 work order #1892. The unit was 15 years old — past the 12-year expected life — so replacement was the economical call versus a $480 repair estimate on a tank that would fail again.

Everything else ran normally: routine plumbing at 5A ($285 inv #4462), lawn care ($360 inv #4465), and management fees per your agreement. Unit 9C's tenant moved out July 28 at lease end; make-ready is underway and the listing goes live August 12 at $1,425/mo, in line with the three most recent comparable rentals on the street.

3Where the money went

This month vs. your 6-month average
Maintenance$2,745
  6-mo average$1,180
All expenses$4,196
  6-mo average$2,720
ItemDetailThis month6-mo avg
Maintenance & repairsWater heater 3B + routine inv #4471 #4462 #4465$2,745$1,180
Management fee8% of collected rent$1,451$1,438
Turn costs (9C)begins in August$0$102
Total$4,196$2,720

Every line above links to a real invoice or work order in your full statement (attached). Nothing is charged without a matching document.

4What our review caught this month

+$360 keptDuplicate lawn-care invoice caught. Invoice #4468 matched June's #4452 for the same service date. Flagged before it hit your statement; your manager pulled it and raised it with the vendor.
+$75 recoveredLate fee applied per lease at 7A. Rent arrived Jul 9; the $75 late fee your lease specifies hadn't been posted. Flagged in the review, posted by your manager the same day.

This section is why the packet exists: a second set of eyes on every number before it reaches you.


Internal — what the property manager sees (owners don't get this page) · sample data

Month-end quality check — Maple & Main, July close

CheckResultNote
Bank & trust account tie-outCleanOperating + trust match the software ledger to the penny
Unapplied tenant paymentsClean0 payments sitting unallocated
Vendor bills vs. work orders1 caughtDuplicate #4468 — flagged for removal; vendor query drafted for you
Late fees vs. lease terms1 caught7A fee unposted — flagged for posting, +$75
Security-deposit ledgerReview9C move-out: disposition packet prepped for your signature — return deadline tracked to Aug 27, confirm against your state's rule
Owner statements (all 41 owners)QA'd3 flagged for correction before send; 38 clean

Delivered to the property manager 3 business days after month-end. The manager reviews, signs off, and sends — we prepare, they decide. We never move money, never sign, never contact tenants about owed rent.

Produced by DarkDesk from the property manager's own software exports (AppFolio, Buildium, Rent Manager — no migration, no new systems), with AI tooling and a named human reviewer. Flat monthly price · month-to-month · cancel anytime. DarkDesk prepares documents and analysis for review and execution by the licensed property manager; it does not collect rent, hold funds, negotiate leases, or provide legal or tax advice. — Sample document. Fictional company, fictional owner, fictional figures. This is not a client's packet.